Abbreviated Curriculum Vitae (complete CV is here)
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Climate Change , Food Resiliency , Software Engineering , Educational Technology
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
Ph.D., Computer Science
1990
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
M.S., Computer Science
1985
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
B.S., Biology, Computer Science
1980
Professor, University of Hawaii
Department of Information and Computer Sciences
1990 - Present
2021 - Present
2013 - 2019
2006
Editorial Boards
Industrial Boards
Program Chair/Co-Chair
Member, International Software Engineering Research Network (ISERN)
1996 - 2010
Beyond course work: expanding what's valued in computer science degree programs, Seungoh Paek, Peter Leong, Philip M. Johnson, and Carleton A. Moore, Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education
September, 2020
Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of Open Power Quality, Anthony J. Christe, Sergey Negrashov, and Philip M. Johnson, Energies 13(15)
August, 2020
RadGrad: Removing the 'Extra' from Extracurricular to Improve Student Engagement, Retention, and Diversity, Philip M. Johnson, Carleton A. Moore, Peter Leong, Seungoh Paek, Proceedings of the 51st ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE 2020)
March, 2020
Design and evaluation of an athletic approach to software engineering education, Philip M. Johnson, ACM Transactions on Computing Education
August, 2019
A transient classification system implementation on an open source distributed power quality network, Charles Dickens, Anthony J. Christe, and Philip M. Johnson, Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Smart Grids, Green Communications and IT Energy-aware Technologies
June, 2019
Data in Engineering and Society: Converging Applications, Research, and Training Enhancements for Students
National Science Foundation
N. Santhanam, Principal Investigator; N. Tarui, P. Johnson, J. Zhang, Co-Principal Investigators. $3,000,000
2023-2028
Change Hawaii: Harnessing the Data Revolution for Island Resilience
National Science Foundation
G. Jacobs, Principal Investigator; T. Giambelluca, P. Johnson, J. Leigh, and H. Turner, Co-Principal Investigators. $20,000,000
2022-2027
Board of Regents Medal for Excellence in Teaching
University of Hawaii
2019
Using Degree Experience Plans to Improve Engagement, Retention, and Diversity of Undergraduates in Computer Science
National Science Foundation
P. Johnson, Principal Investigator; Peter Leong, Seungoh Paek, Carleton Moore, Co-Principal Investigators $331,208.
2018-2022
Human centered information integration for the smart grid
National Science Foundation
P. Johnson, Principal Investigator. $413,467.
2010-2014
Complete CV is here